Wesley Eldon Carlson

Wes was my bus driver for a while when I attended school. He always treated me well. He will be sadly missed. May God bless.. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow..

Wes was such a good friend. We both have such a love for music. I have such fond memories of singing with him at the Medical Care and lastly at His church. He would often ask me to play Just a Closer Walk With Thee, as he liked the way I played it on the piano. I am missing him and will continue to cherish his memory. I can just imagine him singing right now, in the presence of Jesus.

What a joy you've been in our family for so many years cousin. Reunions will never be the same. You are loved and will be greatly missed. See you again in the heavenlies some day. RIP in the arms of Jesus.

My condolences to Wes's family--I enjoyed singing with him in our Church Choir for the last 54 yrs. and will miss him. Just 2 weeks ago he brought a tear to many eyes as he sang "He Touched me" during our Church Singspiration...Sorry that I will be out of State this weekend and unable to make the funeral service...Will keep the Carlson family in my prayers.

Sandra, Sharon, Bob, and Carla--Your Dad was a very special man. Always so friendly. He will surely be missed in this community. The Carlson families have always held a special place in my heart.

Dear friends,
We are wondering if choir practice has started in heaven yet ?? Wes will be line . He and Helen loved music and Pentwater sunsets. Bet they are enjoying even better views now. What a good long life he had. The Facility and the Hart Methodists will especially miss him.
Our sincere sympathy and love
Gary and Cheri Michael

So sorry to hear of Wesley's passing .I want to extend my condolences especially to my Uncle Paul's family Jerry,Chris and Chuck Carlson.

To the Family of Mr. Wesley E. Carlson,

The membership of American Legion Post #234 in Hart, Michigan, would like to share our deepest sympathy with your family on your loss. Mr. Carlsons service to our country makes him a hero as far as were concerned and certainly youre very proud of him, too. We want you to know that his brothers and sisters in arms now share in your grief.

Warmest Regards and God bless you all.

Mark R. Parrish, Commander

We so looked forward to sunsets with Uncle Wes at the Mears State Park. Diane and Charlie Johnston.